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Advice - First Principle

First Principle

Preventing crime is the first of nine principles set out by Sir Robert Peel in 1829 when he established the modern day police force. That first principle forms the basis for the crime prevention advice that has been provided below.

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Caravan Security	Caravan storage	Card Security
Cash Machines	Catalytic Converter Theft	Church Security
Cold Callers	Commercial CCTV	Communal Mail
Counterfeit Bank Notes	County Lines Advice for Landlords	Cyber Crime
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Dog Fouling	Dog Theft	Domestic CCTV
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